The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-04
PERSONAL.

REV. DR.. JOSEPH PARKER and wife, of London,
have been guests of Joseph Cook the past week
at Cliff Seat, his estate at Tcondaroga.
Miss ANNIE CIAsTAINE died of broken heart
at Birmingham, Ala. last week. Her betrothed
broke their engagement last July, and her
deep grief proved fatal.
Ex-SECRETARY LINCOLN is in Washington for
the first time in two years, He has a case be-
fore the Court of Clai MS and says there is no
political significance in his visit
S W. ALLERToN, the STOCK yards millionaire
owns real estate in nine of the Western States
His two favorte farms are in Southeastern Ne
braska. One contains 10000 and the other 5000
acres.
Mas. w. D. HOLMES. of Cincinnati, has lust
concluded 5000 mile yacht cruise on the great
lakes She sailed from Detroit, traversed the
lakes in turn and met with no unpleasant Incl
dents.
THE WEDDING of Miss Theresa Blackburn. ED.
est daughter of the keatucky Senator and j.
Tweed Stewart, Of Cincinnati, is fixed for Oct
81. Bishop Dudley will marry them, the cere-
mony being performed at the home of the
brides parents.
Mrs. SHERIDAN was regarded as one of the
handsomest women seen at the Philadelphia
celebration. Her eyes are large brown and
beautiful, and she has a special fancy for brown
costumes which are an admirable match for
those attractive eyes.
Gov. OGLEsBY's life is made miserable these
days by petitions and protests regarding the
case of the Anarchists, which come from all
sections of the country. The Springfield Regis
ter says that the individual protests against in
reference outnumber those praying for
clemency.
THE Nizam of Hyderabad. who has Just pre-
sented the British government with ST. ZOO, 900
toward the defense of the Indian frontier from
Russian aggression is the president of a four-in
hand club. and delights in driving through his
capital followed by score of perfectly English
appointed drags
Mrs. d. L. KING, the wife of Mr.. David Leices
ter King. attorney and counsellor at law at
Akron, o. is one of the few descendants of
George Washngton's only sister, she being
Betty WaShingtonS reat-granddaughter
George Washington, as is well known, left no
direct descendants.
CONGRESSMAN SCOTT, of Pennsylvania accord
ing to a Washington correspondent recently
laid in q mammoth stock of Havana cigars On
trial he found them of such delicious flavor that
he thought President Cleveland would appre-
ciate them, so he expressed 10000 of the choice
weeds to the White House
COLONEL HUGHEs HALLETT, whose domestic
affairs are now agitating all England, made
great mistake few years ago. He was offered
the crown of Greece, but declined and is now
crushed by disgrace. His name is to be stricken
from the army roll and he will be obliged to
leave the House of Commons.
CARD SEIZURE is said to be permanently Grip
pied by the result of the fall on the ice last
winter, that was at first believed to be only q
SJfaln. tie mas abandoned politics as TOO eX-
citing for his invalid condition, and he amuses
himself with considering the Shakespeare Bacon
puzzle and reading favorite authors
Miss CATHERINE RANGER. of Hamilton, Ont
is regarded as the feminine champion of the
cause of labor, For three years she has talked
and written at every opportunity upon this
theme, an one day last week the Knights of
Labor of Hamilton manifested their apprecia-
tion by presenting her with memorial and a
gold watch.
EDWARD CHASER contempates third jour
ney into Southern Arabia, and will attempt to
explore the northern and eastern part of the
old Sabaan Kingdom, which in his first two
Journeys he was able to reach. If political con
ditons permit, he will also cross the Serat
Mountains into part of Hadramant hitherto
almost UNEMPLOYED.
w. j. SHAW, of Cincinnati recently concluded
to improve the morals of the stage and or
ganized the American Cooperative Dramatic
Association A long list of prominent sub
scribers provided the money and Shaw fur
nished the play His company stranded in
Louisville on Thursday and the stockholders
are to be sued for back salaries by the actors
and for cancelled dates by enterprising country
managers.
AS Lord Eversley was walking in his garden
on Sept. s. says the London World, he was
attacked by bees and was very much stung
a about the head and face thirty-seven stings
having been removed. He was naturally rather
shaken at the time, but couple of glasses of
champagne set hgn right, and in the evening his
Lordshin was as lively as possible, the next day
being quite well. The former Speaker of the
House of Commons is % years of age, and
example of the retention of physical vigor and
mental aptitude he Is quite as remarkable as the
Emperor of dernany Very few men in the
prime of life could stand such an onslaught as
Lord Eversley sustained without going through
a few davs illness, or even more serious conse.
olsnces"